my enzo

[my porsche]

quite the overspray you got going there, i had it on my enzo too, i just made another layer and its gone

[scottie300z]

its actually not as bad as the pics lead you to believe. just a bit. it looks gritty in the pics for some reason

[carsnut]

I'm working on the Revell Enzo too. You're off to a great start there. I just thought you should put the carbon fibre pieces on the red engine piece saying "Ferrari"

[scottie300z]

that black parts that look like carbon fibre pieces are actually paint. and i didnt feel like using painters tape and doing that when there is plently of black in the engine bay already. i sanded down the body some and did a light coat of paint so its looking better.

i do have a side question though, Are the expensive ferrari tamiya models worth the money? they have a 360 for around 35 if i remember right and revell has a 360 for arounf 14. whats the difference?

[Dino Scuderia]

As far as the 360's, Revell didn't do as good a job on them as they did the Enzo...and mostly that's in the body proportions, and Revell totally missed the size and design on the 360 side mirrors.

Still the Revell makes a nice looking 360 when it's finished, it only looks really bad when it sits beside a Tamiya 360.

[woodstock827]

i find Revell (or any other brands except Tamiya for that matter) parts doesn't always fit together properly... and they dun have as much detail...
I think Tamiya is well worth its price even though they'r much more expensive... and their plastics feel more high quality...
i only build Tamiya unless they dun have the model I want.... then i go for Fujimi (my two 190E models... street & race)... had bad experiences with Revells.. :P

also i use brushes to paint my models (except body), and tamiya plastics catches the paints better except silver... always have problems with silver..